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Watch Our Full Game Club Discussion Of Deus Ex: Human Revolution
If you haven't been following The Game Informer Show podcast, this year we kicked off GI Game Club that has us playing through games and discussing them in detail with our community. We've recently finished playing through 2011's Deus Ex: Human Revolution (partly to get ready for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided) and we had a lot to talk about. If you enjoy the GI Game Club format, be sure to stay tuned to the podcast for an announcement on the next game soon.
Watch the discussion below (it's really quite the journey) or subscribe to The GI Show on iTunes or Google Play and follow along with the audio version.
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Part 3
If you're curious about what we've covered in the past, you can click through to watch our discussions for Final Fantasy VII and Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
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